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Trial in Shs3.8 Billion Cooperative Cash Scandal Stalls Again, Raising Fresh Accountability Concerns
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Trial in Shs3.8 Billion Cooperative Cash Scandal Stalls Again, Raising Fresh Accountability Concerns
KAMPALA — Fresh concerns are mounting over Uganda’s fight against corruption after the high-profile trial involving former Trade Ministry Permanent Secretary Geraldine Ssali and several Members of Parliament was pushed to May 2027, extending a delay that has now stretched beyond a year. The case, centred on the alleged mismanagement of Shs3.8 billion meant for war-loss compensation to cooperatives, was last adjourned on April 17, 2026, by Justic…
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